Sentence examples for difficult inspection from inspiring English sources

Foreign manufacturers, striving to sell cars against what they contend are high import duties and difficult inspection requirements, have protested that the breaks given Korean manufacturers are unfair.

Even though, one of the main challenges in such genome-wide gene-expression profiling is the difficult inspection of genes with rare transcripts.

About 5% of the 'good' clusters were classified bad, but this probably overestimates the false positive rate of the classifier, since specific identification of 'good' clusters by rules proved difficult; visual inspection of the misclassified 'good' clusters indicates that >80% probably do not represent one single individual, i.e. they are not really 'good'good

However, they are bulky and difficult for manual inspection.

Validating the measured property in any meaningful way is difficult but manual inspection can highlight obvious errors with the parameters as captured (vide infra).

Although differentiation of DLB from AD is difficult with visual inspection [12], our findings indicate that the Z-score ratio of the posterior cingulate and the precuneus within the early-AD-specific VOI is clinically useful in discriminating demented patients with DLB from those with AD.

This phenomenon makes identifying infectious particles upon first inspection difficult.

"We know that at some point, they will start making our lives difficult," one United Nations inspections official here said.

Inspection proved difficult.

Despite these differences, the influence of isotherm misspecification on contaminant transport predictions was quite variable and difficult to predict from inspection of the isotherms.

With the intensity differences of the set of dots, i.e., a major part of the translation periodic motif of this image, somewhat "washed out" in the latter two images, an assignment of the qualitatively correct (op) Bravais lattice type to these two images by visual inspection becomes difficult.